Pirates of Venus

Name: Pirates of Venus
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ISBN: 7502319078228

Von Burroughs, Edgar Rice

Herausgegeben von Legorreta

Spanish 2025 ISBN 7502319078228

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Pirates of Venus (1934) is the first novel in Edgar Rice Burroughs's Venus (or Amtor) series, blending adventure, romance, and science fiction. The story follows Carson Napier, an adventurous American who builds a rocket intended to reach Mars but miscalculates and crash-lands instead on Venus—called Amtor by its inhabitants. Venus is a mysterious, cloud-covered world filled with lush jungles, strange creatures, and warring civilizations. Napier soon discovers that Venusian society is both beautiful and dangerous, ruled by tyrannical powers and complex social hierarchies. Captured by pirates, he learns their customs and earns their respect through bravery and intelligence. Napier meets Duare, the daughter of a ruling family, and falls in love with her. Together they face numerous perils—pirates, beasts, and oppressive regimes—while attempting to survive and escape captivity. As in Burroughs's Barsoom series, the hero's courage, moral integrity, and ingenuity set him apart as he adapts to an alien culture. The novel ends with Napier and Duare's fate uncertain, setting the stage for sequels that continue their adventures across Venus. Combining swashbuckling action with pulp-era imagination, Pirates of Venus reflects Burroughs's fascination with exploration, heroism, and the clash between civilization and savagery.